As part of its plan to protect Ontario and keep communities safe, the Ontario government is investing approximately $9 million over two years to help police services provide specialized support to people who are experiencing a mental health or addictions crisis. The Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) Enhancement Grant enables police to work with trained crisis workers when responding to those in need.
The following police services and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) detachments are
receiving MCRT Enhancement Grant program funding for 2025-2026 and 2026-27:Almaguin Highlands OPP - $231,460
Barrie Police Service - $240,000
Bracebridge OPP - $240,000
Caledon OPP - $240,000
Collingwood and the Blue Mountains OPP - $240,000
Cornwall Community Police Service - $240,000
Dryden OPP - $240,000
Dufferin OPP - $453,621
East Algoma OPP - $213,330
Elgin County OPP- $240,000
Essex County OPP - $240,000
Frontenac OPP - $214,112
Halton Regional Police Service - $263,413
Kenora OPP - $236,500
Kingston Police Service - $239,049
Kirkland Lake OPP - $275,738
Lanark County OPP - $240,000
Leeds County OPP - $240,150
Lennox and Addington OPP - $226,250
London Police Service & Oneida Nation Police - $240,000
Northumberland OPP - $239,933
Ottawa Police Service - $240,000
Oxford OPP - $239,909
Peel Regional Police - $240,000
Peterborough County OPP - $186,860
Peterborough Police Service - $240,000
Rainy River OPP - $240,000
Renfrew OPP - $236,000
Russell County OPP - $240,000
South Bruce OPP - $242,796
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry OPP - $296,400
Temiskaming OPP - $275,738
Thunder Bay Police Service - $240,000
West Nipissing OPP - $273,957
West Parry Sound OPP - $239,999
Woodstock Police Service - $246,435
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